Sentence examples for roof goes from inspiring English sources

In minutes, the roof goes up in flames.

If the roof goes, or the plumbing, they are in a big hole.

His description of lying on that roof goes on for almost too long, until Clune shakes himself out of the reverie to address the reader directly.

A minivan with a tree strapped to the roof goes by, and then Mrs. Grisham's gray car comes up the slope and pulls into her garage.

You get used to seeing the second story of all the buildings no more than a few bricks high with steel rods sticking out of them - tax has to be paid once the roof goes on.

"The idea of collecting all of the world's knowledge within arm's reach under a single roof goes back to the ancient Library of Alexandria and Pergamon.

"There was no roof going to collapse.

A new roof went on, and new floors went in.

That roof is also the cause of the extra weight as the chassis needed extra bracing with the roof gone.

We stood on the naked stage, watching the silk roof go up and out, wafting over the Atlantic.

Roof went on: The first website I came to was the Council of Conservative Citizens.